Dorian Finney-Smith’s season was, in many ways, a mirror of the Dallas Mavericks’ 82-game effort. He was good at home while logging poor numbers on the road. Combined, though, he played well and his effort was competitive. Then the All-Star break came and went and things fell apart—much as they did for the Mavericks. As such, Finney-Smith’s a tale is that of two drastically different players: one a bourgeoning 3-and-D player and the other a streaky prospect still trying to find his way in the league after three seasons. The player Dallas chooses to see will determine his future with the franchise.
Dorian Finney-Smith proved his worth before his shot left him again
